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VOL. 1....NO. 1.
Sli? Svartcjs.
fjUTTI.r. .t HOADLKV,
11 A K KltS.
Manufacturers uf nil ktiuli ol
I'llACKKliS UliHAD AM) CAKUM.
Our goods are hiniiufnelurod from the choicest
select tirades fir I 'lour, mid ns Hundley knows
Just liow to muko I hem, there will bo no doubt
in obtaining it gu! selection.
IMrlli'iil.ir tit tout Ion to Mmitifacliirlntr l'rcwt
lll .ml I lrji:iunMil lnjf
Wl.DDIXll CAKKS,
In tin mutest si tic. All orders promptly nt-
iciHicii to. .1. s. 'ittti.i:,
i.. i. iioaiii.i:v,
No. SI West St., ltutland, Vt.
t "Vinm llrntvn llicad otcrv morning, mid
Minda mummy Hum it until t) o'clock. ln Iiliiii
RATLKtHin
i:.tuivi:i.Y.
uiayldlm.
uhow c.si:s. corxkr, clock
(j nml Maul lu Shelves lnnilo to order, with
l'lnln nr Moulded edges. IlltACKKTS suited In
dirrercut styles nt l)i:AlinoitN'.s
tlrovc lllock.
N
KW MOULDIXUS FOH PICTURK
1-mining, Chromus, Lithographs, and
KnjrraMiifri fit
iir..Hiiuii. n
"U'RTAlX COHXICKS Or HLACIC
Walnut, or nil out, rnailo to order, t'ur
lain Kings Tassels and Cords. DKAHIIOKN'S
DHUIHORX IS AOKNT KOR OAltD
T.lt'S Perforated ChatrScat, for renovat
ing over Cad-Flag or Hush liottom cliulrs.
Please to call mid sco them.
drove lllock 1UTI.AN1), Vt.
inayliDm
M'ThAND MANTFACTfJlINd COMPANY-,
Manufacturers and wholesale dealers In
WOOD AM) CHAIN' SKAT ClIAIIiS, DEI).
STKADS AND C1IAIH STOCK.
Comer ot West and T'nresl sts,
UUT'LAND, VT.
I.. Atooi, Agt. (!. c. ltrnni.KS Trims.
inayldly.
0. T4 C 11 () H S,
M.uiuf.icUiror ot mid Dealer lu
finishing l.vMiir.it, siiin(ii.i:s. lath,
ci.aimioaiids, and spitt'CK i.itmiikh,
DOOMS SASH, HI.INDS, Mliri.l).
I.NOS, IlltACKKTS, WIN
DOW kkami:s &
CASINOS.
Scroll San Ins or all kinds, Pinning, Mutelilntr
and (lliulng done to order. Vnrd anil Mill Cor
ner of t'nlon and Furnace streets, near Freight
Depot, ltutland, Vt. MajldAttain.
J W.' K I X U ,
Mum ircrnnd wholesale nml retail dealer In
SASH, DOOltS, HI.INDS,
MOri.DINON, IlltACKKTS, AND II(H-Si: Fl'll
MSIIINO MATIiltlAI,
Of EVEI1V DESCRIPTION.
l'l'ltNAP SIUKF.T, ltUTLANP, VT.
Orders ljy mall or otherwise promptly attend
I'd to. myliltf
3. J. OUIXDOX,
H L ACKS3II T II .
Particular attention paid to Horseshoeing. All
w ork warranted, Shop on
WEST ST., NEAlt OUVKU M.lltlll.K itOtlkS,
mayldSm ltUTLANl), VT.
LOUIS MARTKI.L,
iiovm:, skin and ounamk.ntai. paintkh,
Paper Hanging,
(lllAINI.NII AND DECOnATINO, IS AM. 8TYI.KS.
Kulsoinlnlngnnd HnrdWood finishing, (Hazing
and (ilass Staining.
Jin . 's New Hulldlng, Center Street,
P.utland, Vt. mnjidlm
TIIOS. ItOSS.
'XCOLX IHOX WORKS.
MaibleMIll and Hoisting Machinery ot the
hiost tmrorved construction. Derricks and
puiiip"
ell 1 111! t
Steel
nrl'vs.
lachlncry, castings and general ma
ul Iron Wlro Itopo nt .Manufacturer's
ltutland, Vt., May 1, 1873.
mayldtt
o. ii. m o it i: nous i:,
HKXTIST,
opposite centinl Iloitso - . ItUTLAND, Vt.
-lyldtt
Mini: ukst si:wix machine in
J. tho world. Wo hnvo tried them. Cm bo
liadat j:.N. MIHtltlAM'S.
oM$ and HiJ iJoom.0.
A IM) Vi' K L L HOUSi;.
C It A M T O N & H A L S II U H Y
I'llOrillETOKS.
" no 11A1IDWKI.L HOUSi: Is located oppostto
the Depot and has long been favorably known
to tho traveling public. It has been recently
Improved, now affording tho best and most
mnplo accommodation to guests.
Tho TABU! will be supplied with nil the
luxuries of tho Season, nml every attention will
bo paid to tho comfort ot Its patrons.
In tho future, as In tho past, the Proprietors
Intend to make It ullrst-class llouso nhordlng
all tho cotntortH of n home to tho traveler. Tho
public patronage Is solicited.
A flOOD LIVKHY lu connection with tho
House.
Attentive POKTP.itS will bo found nt tho
Dejiot, on the i rival ot nil trains.
.). W. ClIAMrON, J, A. Sawiiuky.
mnyldiuvtf
FA It MR US IIOTKL,
FiiKimiT Btheet, - - ItUTUND, VT.
A FIltST CLASS
31 K A T JI A It K K T
IN IIOTl'.I. lIUIUIINd.
wnjliOm J. K. JOHNSON, Phoi'iuetoii.
.1. W. FISlIi:it'H
i i: w i) i x i n a it o o m s ,
Central llouso lllock, Merchants' ltow,
ItUTLAND, VKI1M0NT.
'nrm Meals served nt all hours of the day
mid evening. maslil.lm
.1. F. STINSON'H
I) I X 1 X 0 II A L L ,
(iulnn'H lllock, Opposlto tho Deiiot,
ItUTLAND, - Vi:it.MONT.
Warm Meals seivcd at all hours ot tho day
nml etching. luayldlw
JOSKPII MACOAHKi:,
N V, Vt' I) I N I N 0 II ALL,
In rooms funnel ly occupied by .1, W. Fisher.
KINflHLKV SI'ltAOUI'.'H 1II.0CK,
MeiiCbants' How,
ItUTLAXn, Vi:it.M0NT.
JL
KVF.UYT1UN0 KIM AND CI.KAN.
AVAltM M1UI.S BEII1:WT AM, HlllUtS.
inayldtf,
(iiivorct'icis and provisions'.
J & T. CADKN,
Wholesale and llctall Dealers In
(UtOCKIllKS AND I'UOVISIONS,
('ANN HI) Fltl'ITS, PICKI.HS, Ac,
(I LASS, i: A HT1 1 K.N WA It 13
AND FANCY OOODS.
Also, Dealers In
DUY (IOODS, SHAWLS, DItlISM (IOODH,
Hostility, (ii.ovi:s, c, ao.
An assortment of
HUNTS' FUltNISlIINU (U)ODS
C,oiis(mitly on hand.
AOHNTS FOH MAIL STHAMIlllS TO AND
l'HOM IHtltOl'i:.
tw-HHAl'TH FOH ANY AMOUNT OX, Till:
HANKS OF KNOLAND, MIFXAND, SCOTLAND
AND WALKS.
COHNKIt FHKIIIIIT AND KVKLYN STS.
I'.l'TLAND, VT.
Iii)ld3m
BATTY'S NAIIOIJ 1MCKLKS,
Crosso Ic lllaekwell's Pickles, Halford's
Worcestershire S.iuee, Natmb S.iuee, In f.iel
nearly nil kinds of Kngllsli Plekles can be found
nt II. W. MAltslIAl.L'S
mnyldiniy.
pitUNlOLLAS, I'HCNKS, CIIKUItlKS,
I. Penclies, lllockberrles, Hasplierrles,Pluins
Huckleberries. Also, all kinds nt fruits In cans,
for sale nt II. W. MAKSIIAI.L.
mnylilAwly drove street, Hiitlaml, Vt.
I?LK IIOItN it MAGNOLIA F LOU It
J very choice, for sale nt
mayld.twly H. W. .MAltsiIALL'S'S.
rpHAS, from .in cents to iSl.Tfi; nlso fresh
.L (iround COFl'Ki:, ill
II. W. MAItSllALI.'S
mayld.tw ly Coiner of (Irote and West sts.
1 8 r, 7 . 1 H 7 !) .
() L I) It K I) S T O 1! K .
aiinamuKN axd rjionsiojw,
CIIKAP FOIt CASH.
CHESTKIt KINOSLKV.
majllf Mekciiasts' How.
T)S1U'.II 1L OUY,
Successor to
S. HAYWAltD A (j).,
Dealer In
flliOCKHIKS, PItOVISIONS, HAY AND WOOD.
Wasiiinotos St., Huti.inu, Vt.
in.tldly
Jfl U L T O X M A 11 K E T,
DUXTON ft HAYWAltD
Proprietors.
All kinds of Meats. Fish. Vetretnbles nnd
Fruits 111 their season.
Klngsley .t Sprngue's Block, Mercliants' How,
mayldom
l'KTEIt F. MoMAXUS,
G It O 0 E It ,
And denier In
1' It O V I S I O X s ,
No. 03 West St., RUTLAND, VT.
mayldlm
w
11. MUSSEY, No. 11 Merclinnts'
How. Groceries and Provisions.
"yyilOLESALE FItUIT DEI'OT.
Tho Bubscrlber lias made arrangements to
receive nil kinds of
FORKION Fltl'ITS
by tho car-load direct from llrst hands lu New
York nnd Huston, and Is prepared to till orders
from Dealers In Hutliuid nml from on tho lines
of ltnllrnads centering here, ut the Lowest
Wholesale rules.
OltANOES AND I.KMONS
llepackcd and Warranted as represented.
I am also prepared to pay tho highest cash
price for Potatoes to ship to Market,
K. P. HITCHCOCK,
Opposite tho Dciot ItUTLAND.
Mayldlm.
Eras.
Wholesale deuler In
t'AI.IFOHNIA WINKS AND 1IHANDY.
Also,
lUI'OlllKH AMI WIIOI.f'SAI.K UK II Ell
111
CHINA AND JAPAN THAN.
Tho attention of Town Agents, Physicians
nnd Druggists Is especially called to our wines
as they me unsurpassed for medical purposes,
coming from one ot the oldest vlneyurds In
California. All goods guaranteed puro and sat
isfactory, or to bo returned nt my expenbo.
OFFICE,
COHNKIt FHKIflHT AND KVKLVN, STS.,
(I.uritlon & Huntoon'H Block,)
ltutland, Vt. myltt
HAIH'INO I'Al'EH.
Merchants uslnv nrlntcd wranntntr will do
well to consult us before ordering, ns wo uinko
as low figure ns New York or Boston Houses,
nnd give better mcoinmodnllohs lu nnsortlug
lots, while a great sating can bo mudo on
freight. UL01IH PAPUH CO.
pICTUHE FItAMINQ DONE WITH
X Neatness nnd taste, nnd nt reasnnablo
prices some new nnd beautiful styles Just re
celtedttt X. N, MKItltlAMU
Uavlitc.
JUTLANI) MAltHLE COMPANY,
Wll(r.ESAt.r. DKAI.KHS IX
HLOCK it SAWED MAltllLE.
gUAlllilKA AND MIMA,
J. N. IIAXTKH, Supt. WEST ItUTLAND, Vt.
All tho grndes of liutlnnd Marble, In the
shnpo of slabs of various thicknesses required
for Furniture, Mantel, nnd Decorative Wei k, ns
well ns Cemetery uses; nlso Cubic Stock for
Monumental nnd Building purposes, Including
Bases, Strips, and Posts, may bo found In our
yard at all times.
Our extensive arrangements for tho produc
tion of Marble, In tho way of Ouarrjlng Ma
chinery, and Mills comprising thirty-two gangs
of saws, place us In position to supply the
wants of tho Trade. Wliolesnlo nnd Itetnll
Dealers, ;ilullders, Furniture-Men, nnd gen
eral .iiiniiiaciiirers win unit ii in uieir interest
to fator us with their orders.
ItUTLAND MAllllLi: CO.
innyld&wtf
OLIVEIt .MAItltLE AND GltANITE
WOHKS OF
ItUTLAND, VERMONT,
MANFKACIttUB
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MAItltLE
AND GRANITE,
AND KliKirr
MONlt.M KNTS,
COPINd,
TOMBS,
HKADSTONKS,
TABI.KTS, FONTS, AC,
To order In any part of the United Slates with
out risk to thcjpurchnscr,
All work executed by this IMabllshtiient Is
done In the most Tiiouoruu ami Ainisiie
manner.
So largo n proportion of our work Is now going
Into the City Cemeteries In successful competi
tion with the best city manufactures Hint our
products are as famous and conspicuous for their
excellence, In Greenwood Cemetery of New
York, Itural Cemetery of Philadelphia, and
many of the Western Cities, as throughout Ver
mont. And wo present the fact of our constant
ly Increasing business, Justllled by the vnieoum
excellence of our wotk during the past lite
years, ns the surest guaranty purchasers can
have ot our faithfulness In tho future.
innjltf
tfrnrral ImUamUsc
2.EEAT CLOSING OUT "SALE!
1IIEIIE Will. HE (H'ENKP AT
I '
NO. 9 MERCHANTS' HOW,
On or nliout May blh, n l.irge.stock of
G E N E R A L 1 E R 0 II A'N I) I S E ,
Which will bo
HOLD A T COS T
A
c.o.s'w oirr a iiitmxks .v.
'.
Full PnrtlculJissoon.
GEORGE W. CHAPLAIN, Jit.,
j
111-Ti.ANH, Aju'll 30th. luayldlw
w
A L L I N G F O R 1)
A . II 1 1. 1, ft S O N
Will open on Monday, May Mh, the new
MihLtxunr uooms
Over their store, whero will bo dlspln)7d nn
elegant stock ot Pattern lints, lilhbons, J'tow
ers. Frames, lints, Ac. New York (IikhIs ut
Wnlllngford prices. Also Mens' and BojB'lIals
and Cnps.
Hating enlarged mid Improved our
CLOTHING ROOM,
We shall open on the same day, our Spring
stock uf
MENS', HOYS' AND 11 1 1 1,1111 KN s' SUITS.
Can give it good business suit for flo, mid we
hate a good lino of liner good. Klegnnt Con Is
and Vests and Nobby Pants.sWo havu iciikhI
dled our
HIIOi: DKPAltTMKNT,
And can now olTer n full stuck of Ladles', Misses'
and Children's Shoes, Rubbers nnd Slli
ihts; nlso, Men's nnd Bujs'
Boots mid Shoes.
Wo hate a new lot ot
CROC K E 11 Y
To open i also In stock, Glassware, Hardware,
GmssSced and Flour. Wo can glte tho best
ot bargains lu
GltOC'KHIKS AND FAMILY HUPPI.IKH.
Como mid get 8 lbs. or.tho best w hlteSugar for
f 1, mid good Japan Tea for 07 cents. (N, 11. e
Iiaiosoino not ns good fur M) cents.) But wo
cannot glvo you a list of our goods or prices, so
,j on must roll on us mid see for yourseft es.
A. HILL SON,
W A L L I N G F 0 R D .
mnyldld.ktvllm
A SPLENDID LOT OF NEW URAI1)
1N(I DKHIGNS, nlso AI.PIIA11CT8, Just IV
celved at
U. N. MKHHIAM'H,
JUTLAND, VT., TUUKSDAY MOHNING, MAY ,
Wntrhcjs ana 'fwflry.
rjl O '1' II E T II 0 U S A N, 1) S
T1HT WILL HEAP
TDK RUTLAND tll.OUK, '
Allow us to say that
i
O U R S T O It E -
IS STlt.t. OS
MKHCHANT S' HOW, NKAIt TI1K DKC-IUVn
ovn si'KciM.rv,
F 1 X K W A T C1IK8,'
As Merchant Jewelers, we propose nltvnys to
be posted nml stocked Willi nrtlclcs of '
ARTISTIC AND INTRINSIC WORTH., ,
SOLID SILVER GOODS
From (iui ham .t Co., nlwnys Sterling.
i: i a ii v t, a r ; n w a n k h ,
clocks, spi:ct.m;i.i:, ac., ac.
hiik-iiive,
iir.N k. chase ,t co.
matldlw
A I L E Y it P A It M E X T E l
WATCIIMAKKHS, .inWKLKltS
X
S I L V E R S M I T II S.
Wohatollio lnii;cs and best nssortment'of
it nienes eteroiiei'i'ii in tins luarket,
GOLD C II A INS.
lu large supply, embracing ev'eryWitlety'nr
stt le ilcslralile fur kulles' or (lent lemons' wear.
- -
JEWELRY,
1 n i Mi nbiiml.i nee, and moro coming. U
CUTLERY,
.(
SUA Kit I l.t lEII AN1 RTKEI, 1'OK Ttlll.H fSE.5-
Ourstock I-large, and Wii-sell at low pricl jT
. - T 4
v --t, - -t , - I
S I L V E R'-G O OT)S .
hll.vr.l! SI'lKlN.S (IP (MH! lltV.V MAM'KAl'Tfl!E.
ROGKIIS' IIHOTIIKRS PLATKI) FORKS
AND SPOONS.
Tcit Sels, Onstors, Ac, all thkl'csl.
S P i: 0 T A C4L i: H
To lit those who cannot bee well.
KYi: OLAiJjjKS.
A new thing wlthourframes Very deslnible.
Call nnd see ror j ourselves nt -
HAII.KY AND PARMKNTRIFS,
17 MEIOTtiNTsfTiOW.
mnj Idtt
Gr'
OOI) NEWS !
GOOD-XEWS!
WATCIIKS CIIKAPKlt THAN KVKIt BKl'Olli:,
MARSHALL it CADY'S..
Who have Just roeelted n larga.and elegant
stock, open eases with Mat glasses, lu both
Swiss mid American, key and stein winders.
NKW ASSORTMKNT OF CHAINS,
(101.1) SKTS, RINGS, I'lNS, ,u.
Sulid Silver nnd SUter Plated Wnre.
..."'J0.."l,00t 1'laek Jewelry In horn nnd Jet.
Call nt the old stnud of Clark- Bros 4: Marshull,
corner Meivluiuth' Rotv and West street.
"1") 1'lim MAKH11AJ.I.,A; CADY.
A HAMS it SON HAVE A XIOE
J. sioci; nf
WATCIIKS AND CHAINS, "
JEWELRY, CLOCKS, SPWcfl'ACLES,
GUNS, (JARTItllinKS, RASOUS,
SOI III SII.VEIt AKIIPIIAEIl I'l.ATKIl WAKE.
WATCIIKS, CLOCKS AND .ItflYKLRV
Repaired lu n workmanlike. manner, tiiiden-
Call nnd wo us nt your ijhrllest convenience.
ADAMS AND BON,i. '
No. SIJv MEiiciUNTS' Row, Ut-Sriliui.
inayld.
- Mi- ;-
P I T T 8 F O It I) U Jig Tttf E ,
J. RHIClIAllD. I'HOiwIirOiti,,
Manufacturer (4iK '
CHARCOAL Pill KUQ
irKtiilHD.'VT. j)unyld3m
3,Uskal.
Gr
RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
To bo held nt tho
TOWN HALL, ItUTLAND, VT.,
Commencing nn Monday Kve Jlnv 12, and clos
ing Friday Kie., May 10,187,1, under thedliec
tlon of the celebrated conductor
Mil. CARL ZKRHA1IN, of Boston, Mar.
President, John N. Ilaxler, ltutland. F, A,
Fisher, See. K. A. Morse, Trens. (lenrgo A,
Mletzkle, Musical Comtnlltee. on which occa
sion tho following eminent nrllsla, whose repu
tntlon Is tinrlvuled, will nppenr.
Mine. Jennie Vam ZiNiiT.Prlum Dentin, lateof
the l'lirepa Rosa Kngllsli Company.
Mjie ,Ifi k lWHVTiiEit, Soprano "of Dr. Chapln's
Church, New York.
M. I'hanz IlKtitiKiir, Baritone nf Trinity
Church, New York.
. Mh. W. II. Fesse.mien, Tenor of tho llama
beo Troupe.
Mn. A. J. Piiti.Lii'S, Tenor ot llurllngton.
Mn. Geo. A. Mietzkk nnd Mn. S. c. Mookk,
Pianists. Tho celebrated
(IKHMANIA BAND, of Boston.
The Lkadixii JIfstciANS of the State w III nlso
tnke part.
THKLAHGKST CHORUS
Kver nssemblcd In Vermont will render the
Choral music, In n stjle not excelled nt nuy
previous musical gathering. On 1'rlday after
noon, .May tilth,
FIVU HUNDHIill PUPILS OF 'lllli PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Will participate, nnd this In connection wllh
thonppenrunceot IhonrtWs, will mako one of
the pleasantest features of the festival.
TIIIIKK GRAND CONCKRTS AND MATINHKS,
On Wednesday, Tluu-sday nnd Friday.
WNtimts.' tickrth,
Uidv t, Ocnlleinan, 2, ndinltllng to Chorus
Seats only.
SINOI.i: S13ASON TICKETS, f.1.
Admitting to nil Itehenrsnls, Matinees nnd Con
cert s,
Matlnen tickets, Wets. Concert Tickets, 7r,cls.
Matinees coniinenco precisely at 3 o'clock p.
m, Concerts nt S p. in.
MEEKER,
Ml'SIC DIIAI.KIt.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
Sold cheap ror cash, or on easv terms, with
monthly or iiuirlerly installments.
KVKRV INSTIIUMKNT waiirantkd.
SHEET MUSIC
Sent post paid by mall tounr part of the country
on reeelpt of the retail pi lee.
CIIUIICII CIIOIII, StlllltTIt AM' niv SCHOOL
f SINGINII I'.OOK'S,
4 r
Furnished at publishers lowed jyes.
SfA liberal discount to Schools, Music
Teachers and Clergjiuen.
Solo agent In Rutland for Mount's iiniivaled
Sewing and
SKWINO MACIIINK NKKDI.KS,
ot nil kinds.
Warranted the best. Patented In Kngliind and
America. Sent by mall to any address by
J. 11, MKKKKIt,
myldlt
No. 25 Merchants' Row.
"PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT
X. nt K. N. MKKHIAM'S.
Also repairing and tuning.
rilHE PIANO SELECTED FOR USE
X. nt the coming Festival Is tho DKCKKR
BROS. K. N. MKHRIAM sells them.
anl;s.
HAXTEH NATIONAL HANK,
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL,
jaoo.-ooo.
DIRKUTORS.
II. HBNiiy IIAXTKH,
II. F. Uiriinoe,
J. N. BlXTEII,
T. W. 1'AIIK,
Geo. K. Hovce,
Geukiie r. Botcum,
J. w, CintnoN,
N. T. si n in lk, Jit.
IK KlMISI.KV,
W. C. DUNTON,
,W. C. L.tsnos.
COLLKOTIONS
Mado nnd remitted for ut Lowest Urates.
INTEKEST ALUlWEll ON TIME IIEI'OSITS.
A general Banking and Ku'hango business
transacted.
II. HENKV IIAXTKH, Pl CSt, J. N. II IXTEII, V, PieS,t.
. Geohok It. BoiTfM, Cashlr.
may 1.
Usn ltcnno'H Piilii-Xlllin Miiirle Oil.
" ( mrka tile a Cliamt."
Safe to uso and delicious to eiuti Colds.
Safe to use nnd delicious to euro Cramps,
Safe to uso and delicious to euro Calm rli.
Safe to uso nnd delicious to euro contusions.
Sato to uso mid delicious to cure Colic,
Sato to uso nnd delicious to cure Croup.
Sato to uso and delicious to cure Cough.
For Soro Throat, mix Reiinii's Mnglo Oil with
water, nnd uso fur gargling the throat, and In
severe cases swnlhu the throat nt bedtime with
three or four thicknesses of lliinnel wet with
the Mugle OH. This prevents bronchial dim
cully, and cures Canker In the Throat and
Stomach, unit promotes digestion.
ltcnno'H Paln-KlllIng Maglo oil Neuralgia,
tonne's Palu-KllllngMagleOll ItlieiimatlMii,
ltcnno'H Pulu-Kllllng Maglo oil Hctntlea.
Iteniie's Pttth-Kllling Mnglo Oll-chllblaliis.
Reuiio'H Palu-Kllllng Maglo OH Siiralns.
Iteuno's Paln-Kllllng Mugle Oil Headache.'
Iteniie's Puln-Kllllng Mnglo oil Toothache.
Bo sure mid get the genuine. Suld by all hon
est and prosK'rous druggists, iiierrhaiils nml
gioeers. Manufactured only by WM, HKNNK
X.SONS, Plttstleld. Mass.
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This Is it iKNik of 112 pngcn, with llliis
lintlnim nnd claliomlo cxiilniiatioiis of tho
lirlncliilos eoncenicil hi tlio iniislnictlim of
lettci.H nnd tho :ut of lmmlwrltlnj;. Tlio
wonder Is Hint so much could lio said on
tlio snliject,
i:im.u roi:.
An lllilstiliiiis Vlclliu or luli'iiiiH'r-
IIIK'I'.
iiv iikv. a. w. .t'ri:i:i:.
Not n few literary men extenuate Intem
perance In poets, ns If n rellncd Inlolleet, n
lirillinut liiiau'liiallon, noble conceptions of
life, n clear InsMit Into the lieiuitles of
nature, and splendid diction could not con
slst without Indulgence In wine. Some of
the most famous poets England uver saw
were not inebriates. .Tnlin Allturtwge
Herbert, Wlllinm Cowtitr, James Mont
Komcry and AVilllnm Wordstt oi Hi had no
delight In the wassail-liotvl; nnd If Shake
spenre, llyhin, HnrtleA,l Coleridge nml
many other singers of soiig, had never
lloodeil their lirains and Mood with strong
drink, their worst lines had never licen
wiitten, anil tlicir productions would have
liecn sliorii of none of their glory.
The history of Edgar Allen Pou N no
of thn saddest and darkest ever told. His
parents were tlieatiical performers who
died early, and left three children, of whom
ho was one In utter destitution. He was
1 mm in llaltimorc in January, 1811, and
after tlio death of his jiaicmU, was adopted
by Mr, John Allen, a licit merchant, who
intended to mako him his lteir. Mr. and
Mrs. Allen took him with them on a vilt
lo Knglaud, and for several ycain he went
to school at Stoko Xettington, near Lon
don. On Mr. Allen's return to Ameiica he
was sent to tlio Uniteillv at Cluuiotts
ille. He there begun his fatal course of dissi
pation, and went to such deplorable ex
tremes in vice, that, although n brilliant
scholar, he was expelled from the Univer
sity. Ho then went to Kuropp, was guilty
of such drunken follies in St. Petersburg,
that thn police apprehended him, and it
needed all the inlltience of the Amei lean
Ambassador to save him from tin; penal
consequences of his misdeeds. On Ids re
turn to Ameiica. Udgar Allen Poe was for
git en by .Mr. Allen, who procured his ad
mission into the Milllnry Academy, but
although popular with ids mess, he jieiiled
so completely to his lotc of wine thai ho
was dismissed from the Academy in dis
grace. Once moro Mr. Allen, now a wid
otter, forgave lilin, but Poo bcluned so dis
gracefully that he was expelled from Air.
Allen's house, who, when he died, did not
leate him a dollar. ,
Poetry had bv lids time Uinm to hate
some charms for him, and i.-m '"'
small volume. i-oiitalulnrrrneTit hlspucms.
Tlmt he was u pint none can doubt. Just
lKten to a stanza taken from "The Hells:"
Hear thn mellow wedding bells,
'. - Golden bells: tlellsl
"What a ivoilil ot liiiopliiens tin fr harmony fori'
Throiigli the balmy air of night
How they ring out their delight,
Prom the molten golden notes,
And all In tune.
What a liquid illtlj lloats
Tietlie tm lie dove that ll-tens, while she gliwls
On Die moon I
Oh, rrom out the sounding cells,
What a gush cf euphony voluminously wells!
How It sttells;
Row It dwells
On the Vutuie; how It tells
Of Hie rapture that Impels
To the swinging and the ringing
Of the bells, bells, bells.
t, One of his biographers, writing of lihu ut
this peiiod, gives a deplorable nccnunt of
his appearance, and i elates the kindness of
Mr. Kennedy, a literary gentleman, to him.
Ik' says:
"Thin and pale even to ghustlinivs, his
whole nppearame indicated sickness and
tho' utmost destitution. A well-worn flock
coat concealed the absence of u shiit. and
imperfect boots disclosed the want of hose.
Hut the eves of the young man were lumin
ous with Intelligence nnd feeling, and Ids
voice and conversation and m timers all
won upon the lawyer's regard. Poe told
his history anil his ambition, and it was tie
tcrinlned that he-should not want menus for
a suitable appearance in society, nor op
portunity for a just display of liis abilities
in lilerattue."
Mr. Kennedy accompanied him to a
clothing btoic, and purchased for him a re
spectable suit, with changes of linen and
sent him to a bath, from which he leturned
with tho suddenly regained style of a gen
tletmiu. His new friends were very kind
to him, and availed themselves of oven op
poituuity to serve him. Through their ef.
toils, ho obtained the editorship of a maga
zine published at Richmond Va., to which
ho contiibiited numerous articles; but after
tlio lapse of n few mouths, his old habits
of dissipation began to show themscltes,
and for a week he was in a condition of
luutlsh drunl;eniRv-s which led to Ids dis
missal. Udgar Allen Poo had friends who warned
him of his folly, and urged him to abstain
from "wino and strong drink," Seldom
have we read a wiser, kinder, more forci
ble letter than one which is given in an
American sketch of Ills llfo. The writer,
-Mr, White, who was then his literary em
ployer, thus wroto to htm:
''I cannot address you in such language
ns this occasion and my feelings demand;
I must be content to speak to you in mv
plain way. That you aro sincere lu all
your promises, I firmly believe; but t hen
you once again tread these streets, I have
my fears that your resolutions will fall, and
that you will agiiln drink till your senses
aro lo(.t. I f you rely on your strength, you
are gone. Unless you look to your Maker
for helii you will not Ik) safe. How much
I legicted parting from you, is known to
Him only and myself. 1 had become at
tached to you; I am still; nnd 1 would will
ingly say return, did not a knowledge of
your imt llfu make me dread a speedy re
newal of our separation. If you would
make yourself contented with quartern In
my houso or with any oilier private family,
wntre llijuor t not ututl, 1 should think there
was soino hope for you; but, if you go to a
tnrern or at tiny place where tt it wed at
UMe yon are not mfe. You have fine tal
ents, ICdgar, and you ought to have them
respected, as well as you reel f. Learn to
respect ycurself, and you will find that you
aro rcspetoed. Ftjxirtite- yourself from tht
Mile and Mile eoiiijumlons forercr. Tell,
ino If you can and will do so. If you again
become an assistant In my olllce, ll must lie
under f ood that all engagements on my part
cease tho moment you get drunk."
Tills was tho counsel of a true friend,
but Kdgar Allen Poo did not adopt It a9
the rule of his life.
About 18117 ho married a lovely girl, but
tills event failed to reform him. He con.
tinned to drink, gamble and even swindle
people out of money for vicious purposes,
and when his young wife died she was re
leased from it world of darkness, sin and
woe.
In 18 U Poo went to Xetv York, and
tin-in published his wonderful poem 'The
It it en.' It made him famous. What Is
tho meaning (if tho poem? Did 'The Ha
ven lepivscnt his deep remoree? It is pos
sible, for listen to these lines:
Onco upon It inldnlght dreary, whllo I mindcr
ed, weak and weary,
ou r many uqunlnl nnd curious volumo of for
gotten loin
Wl"' ei'me' n't'l 'ppl'ng' "'"'""' ""K-ciily there
AS0aXT&ll'J''l'1,',',',,'nppl,'f llt my
''nS8chan,l'.;'!ta,rL'm Umng nt mJr
Only this nnd nothing more.
Ah! distinctly I remember 11 was In the bleak
December,
And each separate dt lug ember wrought Its
ghost uiHin tho tluor? s"i us
l.agcrly I wished the morrow; vainly 1 had
sought to borrow '
I-rom my book surcenso of sorrow sorrow for
the Ijjst Lenore
1 or the rare nnd radiant maiden whom tho nn-
gels limned Ignore
Nameless hero foreter more.
a' i1,rt,i!r.lYtrrl'U,,''r' w,th ",a"y
In "''la stately Itnten of the saintly
Notlhe least obedience made he: not n mo
,,. . '."iV1" f-tPI'l or Ktiti c.l he;
Hut with ineln of lord ami lady, perched above
)n chamber door
'"'ctee'r'd'oo?-' I'ftl,'", JU,t u,""e ,n
Perilled nnd sat nnd nothing more.
TI'C'" nVt oSsmungblri1 ,'ctf"lll" "-" siul '-cy
By the grave nnd item decorum of tho counte
nance tt wore,
Though thy crest bo shorn nnd shaten. thou.
I said, 'art sure no cratcn,' '
Ghasll.t,griiii,niid miclcnt Ruten, wandering
from the nightly shore " ."k
"pi',;!,11;1,1 V,j, lon"J' "U1" ' " l night's
Plutonian shore G
uotli (ho Itattn, 'Never more.'
TropllCtI'.uill, thing of etll-prophet still, If
bhdurdctll!
whether tempter sent, or whether tempest
tossed thee hero ashore,
Desolate, jet all undaunted, on this desert land
On this home by horror haunted tell me truly.
1 lmnlnrc
Is there fs there balm In (Ulead' tell me
tell me 1 Implore!
(juoth the Raven, 'Neter more.'
ProphetjjsaldJ, qhliWof o ll-prophet still, If
UyUialheaien tn'at bends above us by that
God wo both iidoie
Tell this soul with sorrow laden, If within the
distant Aldeu,
It shall clasp n sainted maiden, whom tlio an
gels mimed U-nore '
(juuth the ltatcn, 'Neter more.'
'Hi! that word our -sign of parting, bird or
llend' I shrieked, upstarting
Got theo back Into tho temiiest nnd tho night's
Plutonian shore!
Lcavo no black plume ns n token ot that He thy
Soul has SHikenl
Leate my loudness unbroken-null the bust
nbove my door. ,
Take thy beak fromoul my heart, and take (In
form oir ;nv jjixir."
iiuoth the Raten, 'Neter more.
Kdgiir Allen Poe once more fell in love,
at least so lie said. His hand was offered
to a literary lady of brilliant talents and
spotless name, and, hating been accepted
it wiu announced that tho marriage would
soon tnke place. Jt was or this lady lie
wrote thu following lines:
"Clad all In white, iqioii a violet bank
I saw thee half leellnliig; while the moon
1 ell on the upturned fni es of the roses.
Ami on thine own upturned alas In sorrow!
'Was It not l-'nte that on this .lulj midnight
W us It not I-ute (whose iiunie was also sorrow)
I hat budo me pause before that garden gate,
lo brentbo tho Iiicciimj ot those slumbering
roses?'
No footsteps stirred; tho baled world nil slept,
Sat o only thee mid me. I paused I liKikVd
And In nn Instant all things disappeared.
(Ah, bear In mind this garden was enchanted 1)
Hio iK-arly lustre or tho moon went out;
The iiiossj banks and the meandering pulhs,
The happy ilmters ami repining trees,
Vt ere seen no more; the u-ry ruses' (slurs
iFi.-u in informs in tno aiding airs,
All -all eplrisifc-hee sutu less than thee
"5m "gin in who etes
k-""' ..... nil' Slilll III tlilhn n,airr.l i.w.u
I s.tv but them Ihey were Iho wttlil to me.
s.tw but them saw unit- litem fnrlimtru
Saw only lliem unlit tlio moon went noun,
w hat wild heart histories seems to He i-uwrll-ten
1'pon those rrystallne, celestial spheres! '
Hun- dark a wis'! jet how sublime a hope!
How silently serene, a sea ot pi tde!
Hon- daring an ambition! yet how deeii
How fathomless a capacity fur tote!
Hut they were never mauled, for on the
night beriuu the bridal he went to the
house of lus betrothed in such a state of
wild and savage drunkenness that he was
given in the custody of the police!
lie pursued his evil courses until, ntlast,
lie was destitute of money, food, home,
and almost naked. At Richmond he join
ed a "Temperance society," but did not
keep Ids pledge.
lie was on his way to Xetv Y'ork when
his final debauch came. His biographer
thus describes his fearful end.
'Ai i iving in Haltimoie, be gave ids trunk
to a poi ter, with directions to convey it to
the cars which wero to leave in an hour or
two for Philadelphia, and went into a tav
ern to obtain some refreshments.
Here he met acquaintances, who invited
him to drink; all bis resolutions and duties
weiesoon forgotten- in a few hours he
was in such a state as is commonly induced
only by long, continued intoxication. Af
ter a night of insanity and exposure, ho
was cairied to a hospital; and there, on the
evening of Sunday, thu 7th of Octolier,
18 ID, he died at the age of thirty-eight.'
Such tins the death of a genius who
might hate lived a glorious life and illum
ined the world witli the productions of his
gieat mind, but whom wino involved in
awful ruin and whoso name is now a bye
wind anil a reproach. Let young men
avoid the claret-jug and the champagne cup,
the brandy-Husk and the glass of bitter
beer. Faithful and heroic abstinence from
all intoxicating drinks will save them from
tlio terrible fate of Kdgar Allen Poe.
A Hit lliat 3IU)- Com Two l'llillldi-l-liliillllN
lliclr I, lies Ilescelultllir
H-'ullv ami IluplilM lu ii f'niioe.
ItusiiKiLi., Pa., Apiil 2. Htishkill
creek is one of tlio most rapid streams in
tills State. It empties into tlio Delaware
river at this place. Hettt ecu its mouth and
Heater creek, a tributary, there are several
high falls. Otis' H.irrens Kails arc 70 feet
high, Reseca Palls 70, CiKilliaugh's Falls
over BO, other falls are from 20 to UO feet
high. The water falls over almost perpen
dicular rocks, In some places the water
In Hiisbklll rushes between high walls of
perpendicular rocks, 20 feet high, at u rate
of a mile a minute. The distance from
Heaver eu ek to the Hclaw are 1. almost
thirty miles, through a wild and almost
primitlto wilderness,
A w ager lias been made by Mr. W. Joyce
and Mr. Silas (3111 of Philadelphia, who
make occasional llshlng and hunting excur
sions to Pike county, that they w ill go from
the mouth of Heaver creek to tho Delaware
rlter in an ordinary canoe. Tlio lict Is
I? 1, 000, which lias been taken by parties in
Philadelphia. Tlio trip is to be attempted
some time in June. A large sum of money
lias been staked on the result.
Tills perilous and fool hardy enterprise
Is not without a luccedent. lii June, 18011,
Joslah Dtish of Northampton county ami
John M. Troch of Monroe county, one mi
old and experienced hunter, and the other
a returned Culifornian, made tlio trip in tlio
manner tho Philadelphia men promise.
Messrs. Hush and Troch descended the
stream In their canoe, but was gone so long
that it lK'gan to lie feaied they hail been
dashed to pieces. A searching party wero
aliont to be organized to look for their
bodies, when they made, their aiipearanoc
In safety, They said that nothing would
Induce them to repeat tho hazardous ex
periment. A wofrt.m named Wade slot's horses at
Fort Scott, Kan., whilMAisband plays
lUIIIUIOS lllOUIIIt UIU I
fA hoi-so-car diivculp C'Vago gave a
penny over to twent "lill'eicnt passengers,
to try their honesty .'nml nineteen of them
kept tho money, w Idle the other one swore
that four cents more were due lilm.
A writer hi Scribner's relates that on a
certain evening, when unable to arouse his
household by tho ringing of tho door bell, a
policeman suggested the expedient of
Knocking a brick gently against tho outer
wail, nnd that tho dull, drum-like booming
which resulted, quickly secured for him an
entrance to his domicile.
PKIOE THREE CENTS.
U.MMlt,IM,i:i) S I DII!.
rcul Nniitv Hurricane out vm
Thrilling Hiclituiito,
Tlio storm came on, the lllth, as sudden
ly ns tho great hurricane of January. Tlio
sky grew pale, then darkened to nn omi
nous yellowish gray. The rnlti grew cold
er, then turned to sleet, then to snow, which
fell lightly till noon. Then tho wind
strengthened and shifted; by one o'clock
it was blowing half a gale from the north
west; half an hour laterlt wasaliitriicane,
blowing from the north.
As the wind grew stronger, the air Ik
came black w itii snow. I sav "black" ad
visedly, for no other word will adequately
express the Impression left by that storm.
1 he heavens were still a dome arched Upon
the reeling ring of the horizon, but the
canopy was no longer of steely blue nnd
silver. , It was a sky of tea-lead, bounded,
when one caught a glimpse of it, by a livid
ring. In the midst was an unnatural
smear of nebulous, white light. That was
the sun. Tho snow no longer fell in Hakes.
Iho little needles, which ut first had been
driven tingling against the 'ace nnd tink
lug uralnst the glass, had given place to
large, blotchy Hakes, which were not too
heavy to lie driven before the wind. Hut
these, in turn, had yielded to such gigantic
splaslies of snotv as may fall in the lealm
of Hrobdlngang. They were irregular
wreaths, patches and aggregations of snow,
which could bo fairly likened to nothing so
much as an atmosphere full of white lints
and cotton wool. These great winding
sheets of snow were taken by the wiml,
which was blowing, at the lowest estimate,
seventy miles an hour, sometimes attaining
a velocity of 100 miles.
At midday it was dark as Hgypt. The
few people who were caught out of doors
groped and guessed their dlllleult way
The man who held out his hand could not
see It at the length of his own arm. Huild
lugs were Invisible till one ran against
them, and looking up saw a graver shadow
in the gray storm.
The scene, however, which challenged
and compelled more imperatively than any
other, the observation of the correspondent,
was that of tlio camp where the cavalrv
had just begun to establish themselves,
having arrived on their wav to the plains,
where they are to protect tfie working par
ties on the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
camp arrangements had not been nearly
completed, when the storm burst upon the
canvas Hty ami in a moment reproduced in
miniature tlio ictieal from Moscow.
Those skty-slx bouts of storm, of sun
less day, starless night, nothing but driving
snow and howling wind, wei'e as long as
ages. Those who had at Hist realized the
danger of the hurricane, whose horses Wl.rt.
stabled mid who had sccuied piivate quar
ters, could form no idea of what their
comrades endured. The total loss of
the horses will probably foot up to 100
head. Hut for tlio good tortune by which
General Custar obtained a large stone store
wherein he stabled :!00 of the horses, his
command would hate been cntiuiv dis
mounted. The men suffered ns severely. The
tents were all blown down and torn, so
that they wero without shelter, nml food
they had none. It seemed impossible to
stay in the camp in that hurricane ; to leave
the camp was certain death. Some of tlio
men did not realize this, ami undertook to
reach the city trusting to the wind to guide
them, ignorant that the wind bad shitted
threacheroiisly and now blew from the
north. What became of these men, or
how many of them there were who thus
surrendered tlicir one chance of life, it is as
yet Impossible to say. The im,-tcr-till
shows that many aie missing.
Of tlio uxtent'of the storm in this tliinlv-
.setllcd ncighhoilKKxl and its effects in so
far as loss of life is concerned it will lie
Impossible to say for weeks. All agree
that such a storn) was never before seen on
the Missouri. (Seneral Ciwtar's long expe
rience on the plains falls to record a huiii
caneof such Uolence. Yankton, Dakota,
Corretpondence (April 18) A". V. World.
JIISOi:i,I,A.Y.
A clock at Knowille, la., han't'lot an
hour since 1814.
Habit, if not resisted, soon becomes ne
cessity. St. AuguMne.
The new dictionary will define delirium
tremens as a tight lit.
An eatly spring jumping out of bed at
C o'clock in the morning.
Every day should lie distinguished by at
least ono particular act of love. Latatcr.
Why is nature like a baby? Hecause
there is generally a squall when its face is
washed.
One of our bachelor friends supposes a
lady's bridal day is that on which she takes
the rein.
A French doctor has announced the dis
covery of a safeguard egalnst hydrophobia.
It is a ladder.
Liberty must be a mighty thing ; for by
it Ood punishes and 'rewards nations. -Mute.
Sireteldne,
A Massachusetts school-teacher has
struck the thing at last. He makes unruly
boys turn a grindstone one thousand times,
while another boy bears on witli n stick of
wood.
Texas liabich wl 10 don't take castor oil
readily, have their jaws pried open with
the shears. One was killed that way at
Houston, tho other day.
Mrs. Harriet Hccciier Ston e, has bought
a brick cottage on Forrest St. near Farm
ington avenue in Hartford, which U to bo
her permanent residence.
A party of "young ladies" was recently
dispersed by the police at Springfield, Mass.,
for distill bhig a newly married couple with
a tin-pan serenade.
Fou du Lac, Wis., reports the discovery
of another miraculous well, the water from
which instantly converts a piece of soil
iron into a permanent magnet.
A dry-goods dealer of Amciicus, (la.,
availed himself of tho recent hanging of a
criminal to imiirotise an auction sale
among tho crowd assembled lu tlio public
square.
The general topic of conversation nt
Little Rock, Ark., nt present is the ills
cowry of a valuablo silver mine just out
side of that city.
On rcmoting the lxidv of John Sallio
from a cemetery at Virginia, Cass County,
111., last week, u bull snake, four feet long
was found In the boy. containing the cof.
tin.
A communication has recently appealed
in the Manchester Lug. Kntminer, from
a smoker who "has read with Interest the
various letters which hate appeared in that
Journal on tlio tobacco question." Thbt
gentleman, It seems, never knew a day's
health until he took to smoking. LTp to
tho ago of twenty lie never smoked, but ho
was always sickly, and during tho winter
mouths was much tumbled witli alfeetlons
of the chest. Fortunately for him, at that
age, on the recommendation, ho alleges, of
"no less an authority than Prof. Huxley, ho
"began tho use of mild tobacco." and 'from
that day forward he has enjoyed good
health; is no longer troubled with his
cough In winter, nor, although ho Is of
delicuto constitution, has his memory or
sight Ik-cii in any way hnpahed by thu new
course. A short time ago, however, "ho
foolishly gave Ui tho habit of smoking,"
for tho sake ot experiment, and denied
himself the uso of tobacco for two or three
weeks. Tho consequences were most seri
ous. All his ow n symptoms returned, and
his cough liecame again so exceedingly vio
lent that It neatly turucd1i bronchitis. On
resuming his pipe, Iho affection Immedi
ately subsided, tuul ho now smokes from :
sense of duty, "medicinally, and as a preventive."
i
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